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Posted to users@maven.apache.org by Jeffrey Bonevich <je...@bonevich.com> on 2003/08/05 14:31:28 UTC
[OT] JIRA and CVS
Totally off the Maven topic, but I was interested in the project's use
of JIRA for issue tracking. Could anyone give me a quick run-down or
point me at the atlassian documentation that describes integration of
CVS with JIRA (i.e. associate resources in CVS with a given issue; view
the resource with a link through ViewCVS or some other repository
browsing service, etc.)? Is this even possible in JIRA? I noticed in
the commit info for maven source files that often a JIRA issue number
appears...is this automagically being populated using a tool? or just
convention of developers?
Is any one aware of open source (or OSS-friendly) issue tracking
software that has this level of integration with CVS?
I appreciate any responses I get, and they can be off the list as well
if that works better.
jeff
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Re: [OT] JIRA and CVS
Posted by Brian Ewins <Br...@btinternet.com>.
JIRA:
http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/v2.3/cvs_emails.html
bugzilla:
http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/html/integration.html
Jeffrey Bonevich wrote:
> Totally off the Maven topic, but I was interested in the project's use
> of JIRA for issue tracking. Could anyone give me a quick run-down or
> point me at the atlassian documentation that describes integration of
> CVS with JIRA (i.e. associate resources in CVS with a given issue; view
> the resource with a link through ViewCVS or some other repository
> browsing service, etc.)? Is this even possible in JIRA? I noticed in
> the commit info for maven source files that often a JIRA issue number
> appears...is this automagically being populated using a tool? or just
> convention of developers?
>
> Is any one aware of open source (or OSS-friendly) issue tracking
> software that has this level of integration with CVS?
>
> I appreciate any responses I get, and they can be off the list as well
> if that works better.
>
> jeff
>
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Re: [OT] JIRA and CVS
Posted by Jeffrey Bonevich <je...@bonevich.com>.
figgers. Is it my imagination, or do most project issue trackers, open
source or licensed, seem to miss the boat on tracking actual code change
against issues?
hopefully, stellation (the eclipse-based SCM tool) will....
Thanx all for the responses.
jeff
dion@multitask.com.au wrote:
> There's no real integration from what I can tell. Anytime you see a maven
> commit message with Jira in it, that means the developers typed it in.
> --
> dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting
> Blog: http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/dion/
>
>
> Jeffrey Bonevich <je...@bonevich.com> wrote on 05/08/2003 10:31:28 PM:
>
>
>>Totally off the Maven topic, but I was interested in the project's use
>>of JIRA for issue tracking. Could anyone give me a quick run-down or
>>point me at the atlassian documentation that describes integration of
>>CVS with JIRA (i.e. associate resources in CVS with a given issue; view
>>the resource with a link through ViewCVS or some other repository
>>browsing service, etc.)? Is this even possible in JIRA? I noticed in
>>the commit info for maven source files that often a JIRA issue number
>>appears...is this automagically being populated using a tool? or just
>>convention of developers?
>>
>>Is any one aware of open source (or OSS-friendly) issue tracking
>>software that has this level of integration with CVS?
>>
>>I appreciate any responses I get, and they can be off the list as well
>>if that works better.
>>
>>jeff
>>
>>--
>>Jeffrey Bonevich
>>Ann Arbor, Michigan
>>bonevich at covad dot net
>>jeff at bonevich dot com
>>http://www.bonevich.com
>>
>>"Make me a fire and I'm warm for a night. Set me
>>on fire and I'm warm for the rest of my life."
>>- Ancient Didactical Saying
>>
>>
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>
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Jeffrey Bonevich
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bonevich at covad dot net
jeff at bonevich dot com
http://www.bonevich.com
"Make me a fire and I'm warm for a night. Set me
on fire and I'm warm for the rest of my life."
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Re: [OT] JIRA and CVS
Posted by di...@multitask.com.au.
There's no real integration from what I can tell. Anytime you see a maven
commit message with Jira in it, that means the developers typed it in.
--
dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting
Blog: http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/dion/
Jeffrey Bonevich <je...@bonevich.com> wrote on 05/08/2003 10:31:28 PM:
> Totally off the Maven topic, but I was interested in the project's use
> of JIRA for issue tracking. Could anyone give me a quick run-down or
> point me at the atlassian documentation that describes integration of
> CVS with JIRA (i.e. associate resources in CVS with a given issue; view
> the resource with a link through ViewCVS or some other repository
> browsing service, etc.)? Is this even possible in JIRA? I noticed in
> the commit info for maven source files that often a JIRA issue number
> appears...is this automagically being populated using a tool? or just
> convention of developers?
>
> Is any one aware of open source (or OSS-friendly) issue tracking
> software that has this level of integration with CVS?
>
> I appreciate any responses I get, and they can be off the list as well
> if that works better.
>
> jeff
>
> --
> Jeffrey Bonevich
> Ann Arbor, Michigan
> bonevich at covad dot net
> jeff at bonevich dot com
> http://www.bonevich.com
>
> "Make me a fire and I'm warm for a night. Set me
> on fire and I'm warm for the rest of my life."
> - Ancient Didactical Saying
>
>
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Re: [OT] JIRA and CVS
Posted by Konstantin Priblouda <kp...@yahoo.com>.
--- Jeffrey Bonevich <je...@bonevich.com> wrote:
> Totally off the Maven topic, but I was interested in
> the project's use
> of JIRA for issue tracking. Could anyone give me a
> quick run-down or
> point me at the atlassian documentation that
> describes integration of
> CVS with JIRA (i.e. associate resources in CVS with
> a given issue; view
> the resource with a link through ViewCVS or some
> other repository
> browsing service, etc.)? Is this even possible in
> JIRA? I noticed in
> the commit info for maven source files that often a
> JIRA issue number
> appears...is this automagically being populated
> using a tool? or just
> convention of developers?
>
> Is any one aware of open source (or OSS-friendly)
> issue tracking
> software that has this level of integration with
> CVS?
>
> I appreciate any responses I get, and they can be
> off the list as well
> if that works better.
XDoclet jira listens on mailing list and placess all
the emails with issue reference in subject as
comments to respective issues.
Used mostly for CVS commit logs.
regards,
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